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Nicosia constitutes the administrative, commercial and cultural basis of Cyprus. In the ancient years and during the first Christian centuries it was known as Ledra. The centre of the city that is enclosed by the 16th century Venetian Walls includes museums, Byzantine churches, medieval and neoclassical buildings and picturesque narrow streets.<br>
Today it is the last divided capital in Europe where the safeguard zone known as "Green Line" separates the heart of the city in two. Nicosia is a stylish and cosmopolitan city, wealthy in history and culture.
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Nicosia constitutes the administrative, commercial and cultural basis of Cyprus. In the ancient years and during the first Christian centuries it was known as Ledra. The centre of the city that is enclosed by the 16th century Venetian Walls includes museums, Byzantine churches, medieval and neoclassical buildings and picturesque narrow streets.<br>
Today it is the last divided capital in Europe where the safeguard zone known as "Green Line" separates the heart of the city in two. Nicosia is a stylish and cosmopolitan city, wealthy in history and culture.
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Nicosia constitutes the administrative, commercial and cultural basis of Cyprus. In the ancient years and during the first Christian centuries it was known as Ledra. The centre of the city that is enclosed by the 16th century Venetian Walls includes museums, Byzantine churches, medieval and neoclassical buildings and picturesque narrow streets.<br>
Today it is the last divided capital in Europe where the safeguard zone known as "Green Line" separates the heart of the city in two. Nicosia is a stylish and cosmopolitan city, wealthy in history and culture.
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Nicosia constitutes the administrative, commercial and cultural basis of Cyprus. In the ancient years and during the first Christian centuries it was known as Ledra. The centre of the city that is enclosed by the 16th century Venetian Walls includes museums, Byzantine churches, medieval and neoclassical buildings and picturesque narrow streets.<br>
Today it is the last divided capital in Europe where the safeguard zone known as "Green Line" separates the heart of the city in two. Nicosia is a stylish and cosmopolitan city, wealthy in history and culture.
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Seat of Government, diplomatic headquarters and cultural centre of Cyprus, the capital presents two distinct faces: the old, original part of the city, surrounded by sturdy Venetian walls over 400 years old, and a busy modern metropolis which has a population of approximately 214.000.
Within the large area encircled by the strong bastion walls that served to protect the town for centuries are many places of great historic interest.
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| The central Eleftheria Square links old Nicosia with the elegant modern city that has developed outside the walls, where there are many hotels, business offices, restaurants and gardens which blend happily with the fine old houses and colonial buildings in this cosmopolitan city. |
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